Where should i place the applications, when the different networks are not connected?

Casper Hjorth Christensen

Hi Community.

I'm in the process of setting up a new environment, however, the client im setting it up for, have 3 networks, which isnt connected.

PROD

TEST

Development

 

Where on the network should the different products be placed?

Which product need access across multiple networks, and why?

 

E.g, would it be enough to have the JIRA Suite and Confluence in PROD, and the rest (Bamboo and Bitbucket) in a separate network that can access all 3?
And where should I place the DB's?

Bastian Stehmann

Hi Casper,

probably Bitbucket and Bamboo will need to interact with at least Test and Development network, to get something from there or deploy something there, right? So you will have to put them on a server, that can access those networks. If If that is not possible, you will lack functionality, because you will have to do some things manually that could be automated otherwise.

If you have Jira and Confluence somewhere else and they can not reach Bitbucket and Bamboo, you will not be able show the information from Bitbucket and Bamboo in Jira, so Jira should be close those applications. And for Confluence and Jira it is the same, if you want to use the integration, they must be able to "talk" to each other.

So it is probably the best, to have them all in the same network, so that you can use all features.

Maybe it is possible to set up a fourth network, where the atlassian tools are and they can access all three networks from there.

The databases can be stored on the same servers as the applications. If you don't want to do that, you should put them at least in the same network or somewhere, where the applications can reach them.